UF Study: Girls With Attention Deficit Disorder Frequently Not Treated
GAINESVILLE— Picture a hyperactive child.
September 1996 Archive
UF Engineering Students Develop World’s Fastest Milling Machine
GAINESVILLE — Staying one step of ahead of industry, a group of engineering students at the University of Florida has developed the world’s fastest milling machine.
Boom In Natural Medicine Pushes Saw Palmetto Into Agricultural Big Time
GAINESVILLE—Florida’s next cash crop could come straight out of the wilds of South Florida, where the common saw palmetto grows. Researchers at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences say the plant’s berries some day could even rank among the state’s top agricultural commodities.
UF Study: Rural Elders More Likely To Enter Nursing Homes
GAINESVILLE—Older adults who live in rural America are more likely to enter a nursing home than their urban counterparts, report University of Florida researchers in the September issue of the Journal of Gerontology.